The budget at Greece’s Ministry of Culture has been slashed by 35%, with 2,000 job losses in the department. The budget cuts and job losses have led to fewer guards and more break-ins at some of the world’s most famous sites. With all the illegal digs, looting, negligence and closures to the public, Despoina Koutsouba, President of the Archaeologists Association, is up in arms:

“We ask everyone in Europe to understand that shouting for Greece and its monuments is shouting for himself, because all [of] this austerity package will go to every country in Europe. Greece was the first, it won’t stay here. It will affect everyone in Europe. Today it is the Acropolis Museum, tomorrow it will be the Louvre.”

Machine-learning algorithms are cleverly downloading faces from social media pages like Facebook… and then uploading those faces to unsavory videos. This is the latest example of technology moving faster than our moral ability to use it.

One mystery trader just rolled over a massive volatility bet that could pay out $260 million if he’s right again. Can you blame him? He’s got seven-plus years of the bull trend on his side. Well, none of that means squat if you’re Goldman Sachs.